Malaysian aircraft engineering grad turns to wall art and doodling as a career


'I feel incredibly excited and grateful whenever I get meaningful opportunities to showcase my art,' says Nasuha. Photos: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

During the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, aircraft engineering graduate Nasuha Ibrahim struggled to find employment.

Little did he know that his passion for art would eventually become his saving grace, allowing him to earn a living through mural art and doodles while transforming public spaces across the country.

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